CV32

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Another good discussion. Part 2 here. Part 3 Conclusion

Follow on to a good series. Part 2 here.

Decima Flottiglia Mas and Operazione EA3: The Raid on Alexandria (Defense Media Network)

Kingdom of Denmark Strategy for the Arctic 2011 2020 (pdf)

Royal Navy Subs To Get Upgraded Spearfish Torpedo (DefenseNews)

A closer look at the “Modified LCS” (DefenseNews, Intercepts blog)

Hagel OKs Navy plan to modify troubled littoral combat ship fleet (Stars and Stripes) Depictions of the planned upgrades (from War is Boring)

New fighter jet options mean Ottawa could avoid buying F-35s (Globe and Mail) Canada rates F-35A rivals equal on most missions (Flight Global) CV32: Been saying this all along.

Four Israeli F-15s Dodged Syrian Missile Fire to Attack Urgent Targets (War is Boring)

Canadians, French, U.S. Hunt For Submarine Off Scotland (Aviation Week)

Great!

The Myth of Declining F-35 Prices (Defense Aerospace)

Crimea and Russias Strategic Overhaul (Parameters)

26 November 1939 The Soviet Army shells the Russian village of Mainila near the Finnish border, blaming the Finns and orchestrating an incident which is used to justify the start of the Winter War with Finland four days later. CV32: This historical series has now come full circle, and I hope you have enjoyed it.

Indian MoD signs up for ACTAS towed array (Jane's)

If CZ capable sonobuoys offered an uncertainty zone, instead of a solid detection hit, then I would perhaps be in favour. But I have a sneaking suspicion that the code (at least presently) leans against it working properly.

The tug Fotiy Krylov is in the DB if you wanted to use him in this scenario.

25 November 1952 After 42 days of fighting, American and South Korean units abandon their attempt to seize control of Triangle Hill and nearby Sniper Ridge, giving victory to the Chinese People's Volunteer Army (albeit at a cost of heavy Chinese casualties).

Have you tested giving CZ values to sonobuoys?

24 November 2013 In Geneva, Iran signs an interim agreement with the P5+1 countries, consisting of a short term freeze of parts of Iran's nuclear program in exchange for reduced economic sanctions. The agreement is due to expire at 2300 UTC on Monday, 24 November 2014.

Yes, thank you very much, Enrique. It has never been my forte, and I would much prefer to focus on the DB and scenarios.

New S-400 missiles to protect Kola Peninsula (Barents Observer)

Coming in the next iteration, together with RAAF F/A-18F, F-35I Adir, and probably French A330 Phenix.

Russia flies first radar- and avionics-upgraded Tu-160 bomber (Jane's)